‘That’s because he spends all his time on the golf course,’ chipped in Sorcha. ‘You’ll need to find someone in the office soon otherwise you won’t be having your Friday golf days with your daddy.’

‘They’re business strategy meetings,’ said Aidan with a cocky wink.

‘Sure they are.’ Sorcha said peaceably. ‘That’ll all stop when the baby comes.’

‘No, I’ll get one of those pouch things. For sure, you can still swing a golf club. I’ll be super dad and you can take the day off.’ He stood up, stuffed a tea towel in a bundle down his shirt and mimed taking a shot.

‘I think you’ll probably decapitate the baby,’ said Hannah, trying to hold back her laugh. ‘I’ve just realised how much I missed you guys. It is so good to see you.’

‘You, too.

‘Now tell us what’s the famous Conor Byrne like. Have you met him? He’s a handsome devil,’ Sorcha held up her hand as Aidan began a mock protest. ‘Nearly as handsome as you, my darlin’.’

Hannah huffed out a breath. ‘He might be handsome but he knows it.’ Her face creased in a naughty smile, ‘Although I didn’t have a clue who he was. I don’t think that did his ego much good.’

‘Honest to God, Hannah. What are you like? He’s proper famous.’ Sorcha patted her hand pityingly.

‘You know me.’ Hannah shrugged. ‘I’ve never been into all that celebrity stuff.’

‘Jesus, even I’ve heard of the man,’ said Aidan. ‘Without the aid of Google. They all talk about him round here.’

Hannah resolved as soon as she got back to the cottage to Google him to find out just what the big deal was. Was he really that famous?

‘An’ what’s your sister up to these days?’ asked Sorcha. ‘Still throwing the best parties?’

Hannah shot them both a grin and began to tell them exactly what Mina had been up to in the last year.